lamboworld
Veteran Member
I would love to get my hands on one if they ever go on sale.
Is that the North coast of Nebraska? I can't see how they could do that. Too many contaminants in those cars. Just think of all of the NoX.They are going to create artificial reefs out of them off the coast of Nebraska.
Any fix (on the 2L) will be much more than an ECU Tune, that's for sure.In NC, there is no testing for emissions in diesel cars so it makes no difference to me what the VW fix will be. I imagine whatever fix VW deploys on the ECU can be tuned out.
I just hope that VW will find a way to sell these cars because they are going to go for cheap.
No, they won't. The broad strokes of what the modification will consist of for each generation are laid out in the settlement documents, and they aren't going to be adding a DEF system to the Gen 1 cars. Whether any of the modifications will be approved is a separate question, but it's pretty well known what they'll include.1st generation 2.0's will require a UREA system
I'd love to see them end up in junkyards with the motors intact. Cheap engine swaps!
That will certainly not happen if there is no approved fix. The court settlement clearly instructs how unfixed tdis are to be disposed of...right down to the size of hole that must be bored through the engine.